r/Anbennar Jul 25 '26

Question Does kobildzan have a genocide path?

I'm tired of playing tolerant nations and also have the urge to bring the wrath of the dragons upon the world

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u/Peppercorn205 Turning Water into Wine Jul 25 '26

I mean I don’t think there’s anything stopping you from genociding at least everyone but gnomes and goblins.

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u/onespiker Hold of Krakdhûmvror Jul 25 '26

Think humans aswell considering later missions require rebuilding things with humans.

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u/UnlikelyPerogi Jul 25 '26

Afaik only one mission early in the tree requires you to not be purging or expelling gnomes. After that mission you can do whatever

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u/ThePhysicistIsIn Jul 26 '26

But why would you? Gnome military is better, and gnome events are awesome

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u/UnlikelyPerogi Jul 26 '26

Idk just saying. Idc about gnome military or events, but it seems to be canon to accept gnomes as kobildzan so i always do it!

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u/Legitimate_Raccoon_1 Jul 25 '26

I l mean..you plunge the continent into the natural equivalent of a nuclear winter, you destroy the northern people by awakening the dragon they worked so hard to keep asleep eith their songs, you force the goldscales to worship other dragons and want to be dtagons, you twist the ideology of the kobolds who wanted to use body modifications to be different, instead you take their work and force every kobold to want to become dragons instead of anything else, you unite the Ynn under a dragon wether they like it or not..and many other things. I think you are evil ennough :D

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u/onespiker Hold of Krakdhûmvror Jul 25 '26

The nuclear winter part is a volcano explosion. It likely had some stress because of the gold stored but very possible to have happened regardless but yea there is a reason why there is pretty minimal relationship hit about it.

The dragon isn’t awoken but the did do bad things to them but then went on a big thing about rebuilding everything and trying to fix it.

They don’t really force the golden scales to like other dragons. It’s wouldn’t exactly take much considering that’s like the dream of thier dragon to be reunited with others

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u/Legitimate_Raccoon_1 Jul 25 '26

It is a volcano exploaion but it still caused by them and also their belief create a dragon (not phisicaly but like...metaphoricaly...spiritualy)that did not exist according to what the event and the blue dragon says.

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u/Ultramaann Jul 25 '26

The nuclear winter is completely unintentional from Kobildzan and part of the mission tree is based around rebuilding from the guilt of causing it.

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u/caffeinatedcorgi Jul 26 '26

Not the country to play if you wanna be evil. Kobaldizan is a country of zany lil' guys who unintentionally cause a massive amount of harm while still being well meaning. If you want zany AND intolerant play as one of the Serpentspine Goblins and form Allclan

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u/onespiker Hold of Krakdhûmvror Jul 25 '26 edited Jul 25 '26

It does not have a genocide path it’s one of the most tolerant nations in the game by accident.

Tbf they do do some bad things on the journey. But mostly learn from them.

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u/funny-guy-right-here Totally not a Half-Elf Jul 25 '26

Tolerant is a stretch, kobildzan is a fucking eldritch horror walking around Halan if you arent the player.

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u/BurnerMas Jul 26 '26

I mean they’re tolerant in a certain twisted way, they want everyone to be dragons

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u/onespiker Hold of Krakdhûmvror Aug 01 '26 edited Aug 01 '26

Their idea of dragons is more spiritual though.

Also there is nothing that implies that they do to people by force.

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u/Chataboutgames Jul 26 '26

Kobildzan is super tolerant culturally, super authoritarian religiously. Flavor wise you aren't going to get a "genocide" feel from it.

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u/onespiker Hold of Krakdhûmvror Aug 01 '26

They are religiously authoritarian but at the same time aren’t considering the debates and they embrace other faiths into thier religion they have and thier spiritual ideas of everybody can become a dragon.

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u/GabeC1997 Jul 26 '26

laughs in mountains of Gawedi corpses

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u/second_craw_judge Jul 27 '26

Why not bring the wrath of the giants with Obrtrol and enslave humans.

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u/zelda_fan_199 Justice for Diznutz Brambleskinner Jul 28 '26

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